Microsoft Are Ending Development Of Windows On Mobiles

I still think they may early next year release a Surface Phone but it will be aimed at business over consumer.

I have had/have 4 Windows Phones and been much better than iPhones I have had, also now do use an Android as it fills a gap WPs have, the Sony L1 I have works good, may just move to Android fully at some point.

 

iPods are good, have one and old one but works fine, with good battery life.

With WP I kind alike the fluid screen over some boring small icon as on Android/iOS, sadly MSFT did not pitch that as a plus as rotating tiles with upto date info is really neat, news, weather, emails, events in calendar at a glance without opening the app is different.

I do more using it like Android (using Nougat) the apps WP does not have are a winner for me, my Banks apps as well as Android pay, oooh and while I have satnav built into my car Waze is superb!

If MSFT release a Surface phone I'm likely to buy as I use main phone for business and office more, ok Android and Office 365 is good, now that W10 offers "link your phone" I just like the look of WP OS, if you are an office type user/student the must haves are Office apps (Word, Excel etc) but Office Lens and Remote, Lens is brill for capturing presentations easily.

iPhone X looked at and really NO, no real new tech and price, what a rip off, near £1800 for a 24mth contract.

 

I'm like you I just love Windows Phone, while MSFT has added many apps for Apple/Android that only WP coul do in past its more redundant now but the UI feel of WP10 is just leaps and bounds ahead of the boring ass cubes of iOS and Android, live tiles really serve a purpose and work well.

As I have said I do have an Android phone a Sony L1 which covers apps the WP10 does not and works well, so much I have been thinking of getting the Nokia 8 https://www.nokia.com/en_gb/phones/nokia-8#start